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The Peptide Research PodcastPeptides for Hairloss in WomenIn this episode of the NRG BioLabs Peptide Research Podcast, we explore what current scientific research reveals about hair loss in women and the growing interest in peptides that support scalp health. The discussion focuses on GHK Cu, which is the most researched peptide in this area, and explains how studies connect it to improved circulation, reduced inflammation, stronger extracellular matrix support, and a healthier anagen growth environment. The episode also highlights the roles of TB 500 in tissue repair and blood flow, and MOTS C in mitochondrial function and cellular energy, which together may help create a s...
2025-11-2607 minThe Peptide Research PodcastTirzepatide and the Power of Dual Pathway Fat LossIn this episode of the NRG BioLabs Peptide Research Podcast, we explore the science behind Tirzepatide and why it is becoming one of the most talked about peptides in modern metabolic research. The discussion breaks down how Tirzepatide activates both the GLP-1 and GIP pathways, and why this dual action may lead to stronger appetite control, improved insulin signaling, and deeper fat-loss effects compared to single-pathway peptides. The host explains how researchers believe Tirzepatide may help restore metabolic balance for individuals who struggle with cravings, slow metabolism, or stubborn fat. Listeners will also hear about real-world interest from people...
2025-11-2510 minThe Peptide Research PodcastPeptides for WomenIn this episode, we explore why so many women, especially women over 40, are taking a closer look at peptides and how they may support wellness, vitality, and healthy aging. We break down what peptides are, how they work at a cellular level, and why they’ve become such a popular option for women who want to maintain energy, support hormonal balance, and feel their best as natural changes occur.We also look at the most talked-about benefits, including support for skin health, collagen, hair growth, body composition, and overall resilience. This episode offers a clear, approachable explanation of...
2025-11-2509 minThe Peptide Research PodcastThe Fat Metabolizing Powers of AOD-9604In this episode, we break down why AOD-9604 has become a major topic in metabolic research. AOD-9604 is a modified fragment of the human growth hormone molecule, specifically the 176–191 region, and researchers are focusing on it because of its selective impact on fat metabolism. Unlike full growth hormone, AOD-9604 does not appear to raise IGF-1 levels or activate broad hormonal pathways. Instead, it seems to work directly on fat cells through mechanisms related to lipolysis, AMPK activation, and mitochondrial energy production.We explore how AOD-9604 may support fatty acid release, assist in transporting those fats into mitochondria fo...
2025-11-2211 minThe Peptide Research PodcastInflammation, Recovery, and PeptidesIn this episode, Nora and Evan explain why inflammation becomes more persistent as we age and how it affects recovery, energy, performance, and overall cellular health. They walk listeners through current peptide research on BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, MOTS-C, and AOD-9604, highlighting how each peptide is being studied for its potential effects on inflammatory cytokines, tissue repair, mitochondrial function, and long-term resilience.Listen as they break down the key pathways behind chronic inflammation, what happens when the body can no longer regulate it effectively, and why these peptides have become important subjects in recovery and anti-aging research.
2025-11-2110 minThe Peptide Research PodcastFighting Age-Related Muscle Loss With PeptidesIn this episode, we break down why age-related muscle loss accelerates and how modern peptide research is exploring new ways to support strength, recovery, and metabolic health as we get older. We cover the science behind IGF-1 LR3, CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin, GHRP-2, GHRP-6, AOD-9604, and Follistatin-344, explaining how each peptide interacts with key pathways like mTOR activation, growth-hormone pulsatility, myostatin inhibition, and mitochondrial efficiency. Listeners will learn how these peptides may influence muscle preservation and performance, why multiple pathways matter, and how researchers are examining them as tools for combating age-related muscle decline.For more peptide r...
2025-11-2113 minThe Peptide Research PodcastWhat is a Peptide?In this episode of the NRG Biolabs Peptide Research Podcast, Nora Grant and Evan Cross break down one of the most common questions in modern peptide science. They explain what peptides are, how they function as short amino acid chains, and why researchers study them as highly targeted signaling molecules. Listeners learn how peptides differ from proteins, why they are central to cellular communication, and what makes them so valuable in models involving recovery, inflammation, metabolic activity, and mitochondrial health. Nora and Evan also clarify the difference between research grade peptides and FDA approved peptide drugs, clearing up many...
2025-11-2004 minThe Peptide Research PodcastGHK-Cu: The Copper Peptide That Renews and RepairsIn this episode, Nora and Evan take a deep dive into GHK-Cu, a copper-binding peptide with more than forty years of scientific interest behind it. They explore why researchers often refer to GHK-Cu as a renewal signal and how it appears across multiple areas of regenerative science, including studies on collagen structure, tissue remodeling, oxidative stress, and balanced inflammatory responses. The conversation highlights what makes this peptide so unique: its presence in youthful tissue, its decline with age, and its recurring role in laboratory models involving skin firmness, wound environments, and gene expression patterns associated with repair....
2025-11-1911 minThe Peptide Research PodcastGHK-Cu: A Breakthrough Copper Peptide for Women?In this episode, Nora and Evan dive into why GHK-Cu has become one of the most discussed peptides in women’s regenerative research. They break down its long history in science and explore why it frequently appears in studies involving hair density, skin firmness, collagen organization, and balanced inflammatory responses. The conversation stays approachable while still giving listeners a meaningful look at what researchers are uncovering.Nora and Evan also talk about the unique ways women experience aging, how hormonal shifts affect hair and skin, and why GHK-Cu continues to stand out in cosmetic and ti...
2025-11-1912 minThe Peptide Research PodcastThe Energy Blueprint: MOTS-C, NAD+, and SS-31In this episode of The Energy BioLabs Peptide Research Podcast, Nora and Evan break down how MOTS-C (Motts See) and NAD+ (N A D Plus) are connected in current cellular-energy research. They explain what each molecule does, why scientists study them, and how they may interact inside the mitochondria. The discussion stays simple, engaging, and focused on helping listeners understand why MOTS-C and NAD+ are often mentioned together in studies on energy, stress resilience, and cellular function.For more information, visit www.nrgbiolabs.com
2025-11-1808 min2025-11-1726 minThe Peptide Research PodcastMOTS-C and Mitochondrial MetabolismEvan and Nora review the current research of MOTS-C and explain its role in Mitochondrial Metabolism.
2025-11-1611 minThe Peptide Research PodcastAn Overview of BPC-157Evan and Nora provide a general overview of one of the most popular research peptides, BPC-157.Please note the following disclaimers:1. Educational Use OnlyAll information on this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing here is intended to promote, sell, or distribute peptides or any related products.2. Not Medical AdviceContent on this podcast is not medical advice and should not be used to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making health or supplement decisions.
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